Hairspray: The Cost of Beauty Is Too High

In Source B (video), the woman explains these many different chemicals in these kinds of products in which some contain chemicals that affect even the central nervous system and the body in such ways that if anymore of that chemical or toxin is put inside the body it can cause that person to become extremely sick especially with allergies. It is said that scientists actually tested these chemicals in which some have turned out to be even acidic and very dangerous in some

I interviewed Tracy, who is a registered nurse with Shands Homecare, before working there she worked at North Florida Hospital. She has been a nurse for about ten years. Along with the above questions I asked Tracy a few of my own, one of the questions I asked was if there was a significant experience dealing with death in her profession that impacted her more than others, and there was. She mentioned that she went to a patient's home one day, who had been her patient for quite some time, and she found them deceased. She said that part if that experience that really impacted her was that at the time she found the patient, the patient's son was getting home from school. Tracy said that is was a very tragic experience for her. I also asked Tracy

The claim that Ventura makes is that many beauty products are made to grab our attention and contain ingredients that can be extremely harmful to our health. She uses specific examples and experiences of other people to show exactly how these chemicals in beauty products can harm our health and the possible allergic reactions one can have. She focuses her support in specific details on the ingredients contained in the products we buy and the direct effects they have on us. She made many points that convinced me that some ingredients in the products we buy, how dangerous of a reaction you can have, and how there are many products that we buy that really aren't as natural as companies say they are. She cites that the authors of No More Dirty

Hairspray is an up beat musical that is set in the 1960’s Baltimore. Teenager, Tracy Turnblad, is in love with music and dancing. She auditions for The Corny Collins Show and wins. Tracy becomes a trendsetter of fashion, fun and dance. Tracy decides that The Corny Collins Show should change Negro Day to everyday. With the help of Penny Pingleton, Seaweed, Link Larkin, and Motormouth Maybelle they make the show integrated.

This ingredient has been shown to cause scalp irritation and has even been linked to the development of cancer.

Southern Arkansas University’s Department of Theatre ended its season with a show stopping production of the musical “Hairspray.” The production was directed and choreographed by Brandon Smith. The musical was directed by David De Seguirant.

Before buying any beauty products, you should be aware of any harmful chemicals in them

For my paper I choose option number one, the summary/response to a scholarly article. The article I choose was Renee Curry’s “Hairspray: The revolutionary Way to Restructure and Hold Your History.” It was featured in Literature Film Quarterly in 1996. Curry has written and edited numerous books and scholarly articles on literature and film.

Jose Torres Video Review: Hairspray The movie “Hairspray” is about a teenage girl named Tracy Turnblad who has a passion for dancing and pursues her dreams after auditions were held on a local TV show called The Corny Collins Show. The movie takes place in 1962 Baltimore, Maryland, where racial segregation was still occurring. When Tracy got into the Collins Show she broke society’s standards of what people “should look like”. In The Corny Collins Show they had “Negro Day” which was when black people could have their own segment in the show, but were never allowed to dance with other white people.

Many females nowadays use products to enhance their beauty without knowing that these products have side effects or can be dangerous. Feminine products certainly do contain toxic chemicals that can harm you. Common feminine care products contain hazardous chemicals including carcinogens, endocrine disruptors and reproductive toxins that can cause cancer among other dangers. Females should definitely take in consideration that the products that they use can be very harmful. And also always be sure to read labels and whatever you buy to help keep themselves up. It is always important to look at the long term effects of the products to see what type of side effects that they can cause.

It will be the same, no matter the letter has arrived or not. According to postal rule, even if the letter never reaches to the offeror, the contract will still be completed. That means no matter Tracy’s letter arrived or not, the letter still be valid, and the contract will not be formed, Amanda still cannot sue Tracy for remedy, and Tracy does not have any obligation on the contract.

Formaldehyde is a known to be a human carcinogen. (Ntp.nies.nih.gov..,2016). This agent is used as a preservative and is a cancer causing agent. Product labels do not state if formaldehyde is present, even though the manufacturers use this to prevent mold and bacteria from growing and spoiling the products. The FDA does not restrict the amount of formaldehyde that can be present in cosmetics sold in the U.S. (Facts. G...Concern, C.. & Preservatives. F., 2016). According to the Food and Drug Administrations (FDA), 1 in 5 cosmetic products contain formaldehyde. A caution proclamation on products may be listed when some unsafe ingredients may be existent. For example, ingredients may be safe in products such as lotions when washed off your skin, but not safe when left on the skin for hours. Another example is ingredients that are safe for use on the hair or nails may be unsafe when used on skin or near the

Having laws banning the use of all dangerous chemicals in beauty products will be a step further into dodging many health dangers. On average, most women use approximately 12 beauty products with 168 different ingredients daily, some of which may be associated

The cosmetology industry has been infamously known for their lack of regulations on companies that produce beauty products. The companies do not operate through the FDA, so they are able to exclude important information from labels. In the past, manufacturers could omit ingredients from labels, claiming the right to protect trade secrets (Nguyen 2). More than 9,000 chemicals are found in cosmetic products; however, only half of them can be found on the labels (Pak 2). Because of the label loopholes, the chemicals in the products have also become unregulated. According to Nguyen at Organic Consumers Association, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration does not saftey test ingredients used in cosmetic or personal care products before they are sold to the public (2). This leads to toxic chemicals being circulated in the public market. Additionally, if there is not a way to

In 1984, the Cosmetic Ingredient Review (CIR) evaluated the safety of methyl, propyl, and butylparabens, stating that they were “safe for use in cosmetic products at levels up to 25%,” which is a generous limit, considering the approximate level for parabens ranges from .01 to 3%. However, there are still claims that parabens do more harm than good. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency reported in December of 1999 “the chemical preservatives called parabens—methyl, propyl, butyl, and ethyl—displayed estrogenic activity in several tests.” Essentially, they found that parabens have the capability to mimic the body’s own hormones, which can lead to disruptions in the endocrine system, developmental and reproductive toxicity, allergies, and immunotoxicity. Even though parabens occur naturally in low levels in foods, like strawberries, blueberries, onions, carrots, etc, they are metabolized when consumed, making them less estrogenic. Yet, when the